Le 2006-06-11 21:21, Nordine a écrit:
Sega (qui est mort) dévoile un "nouveau" trailer de Virtua Tennis 3, juste ici: http://www.xboxyde.com/news_3075_fr.html

Avec Top Spin 2, Table Tennis et ce futur hit, s'il y a encore des fans de raquettes et de balles qui hésitent encore sur l'achat d'une 360, ça à n'y rien comprendre.

Peter Moore's now infamous comments about backwards compatibility on the Xbox 360 were apparently "misconstrued." Microsoft's head of Interactive Entertainment has apologized to the gaming community and reiterated Microsoft's goal to make every Xbox game backwards compatible.


Earlier this month we reported on comments made by Microsoft's head of Interactive Entertainment, Peter Moore, which made it appear as if the company was not looking to work on making many more original Xbox titles backwards compatible with the Xbox 360. The exact quote was: "Nobody is concerned anymore about backwards compatibility. We under promised and over delivered on that."


Now, however, in an interview on Major Nelson's podcast, Moore took the opportunity to backtrack and even apologize to the gaming community for what he said. Many gaming forums were in an uproar after hearing about what Moore had said regarding backwards compatibility. Moore said that it was simply a misunderstanding, though, and that people took "concerned" to mean "cared."


Whether or not you consider this to be damage control on Microsoft's part, Moore was perhaps overly apologetic about his previous comments, which he said may have caused "trauma" for some gamers. He went on to say that he was sorry "for all the trauma I caused the gaming community."


He continued by saying that Microsoft actually cares very much about backwards compatibility and still hopes to make every original Xbox title playable on 360. "It's quite simply not that we don't care about backward compat[ibility]. Boy, do we care about backward compat[ibility]... We're going to get darn close to that stated goal of every title done," Moore promised.


It was previously mentioned that another backwards compatibility update would be "coming soon." In the interview, however, Moore revealed that the update is now scheduled to become available in about a week and will feature support for 20 more titles, not just 12 as had been reported initially, including popular games such as Doom III and Lego Star Wars.


Listen to the podcast for additional comments on 360, Wii, etc.


Thanks to IGN for the tip.

Le 2006-06-10 17:35, Laurent a écrit:
Le détail qui tue : l'agent 47 surprend un truand en train de torturer calmement un homme, avec un sadisme hallucinant (et le dialogue qui accompagne la scène met un moment avant de boucler, histoire de s'assurer que le joueur va longuement l'observer). Le tutorial indique qu'il faut tuer le truand. Une fois que c'est fait il est impossible de libérer la victime, aucune action contextuelle ne le permet. On peut peut-être le buter, je n'ai pas essayé, je suis vite passé à la suite tant la scène m'a écoeuré.

Le 2006-06-13 14:47, Rudolf-der-Erste a écrit:

Pour une fois qu'un homme (ici Peter Moore) fait son Mea Culpa au lieu de dire que ses propos ont été mal interprétés.

Le 2006-06-15 13:51, Nordine a écrit:
Rockstar vient d'annoncer que le futur GTA 4 sera réalisé avec le moteur de jeu RAGE (Rockstar Advanced Game Engine), celui-là même qui est utilisé dans Table Tennis.

Le 2006-06-15 13:51, Nordine a écrit:
Rockstar vient d'annoncer que le futur GTA 4 sera réalisé avec le moteur de jeu RAGE (Rockstar Advanced Game Engine), celui-là même qui est utilisé dans Table Tennis.

Le 2006-06-17 14:41, Jo a écrit:

...donc on ne peut que se baser sur les propos des forumers.